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PATTON, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA., THURSDAY,
TWO GOOD SHOWS
AT GRAND THEATRE
(Texas Guinan Stars
Broadway Night Club Hit, on
Friday and Saturday
VOL. XXXV,
McKenrick Wins for
Common Pleas Judge
NO. 43.
[FORMER EBENSBURG
| EDITOR CALLED BY DEATH
Festus Llody, aged 80, one of Ebens-
burg’s best known citizens and a de-
| scendent of a pioneer Cambria county
in Big | family, died Monday morning in Seat-
| tle, Wash., where he had gone about
health. For many years Mr. Ts suf-
NOVEMBER 7th,
PATTON HAS LARGE
two years ago on account of impai red |
1929,
MEMBERSHIP LIST
To The New
Formed For
Spangler
Reptiblicans. However, Victors for All
Remaining County Offices. Spirited |
Voting in the Borough. |
Election day, Tuesday, displayed quite |
a bit of activity in Patton Borough, :
due mostly to spirited contestes for % " |
local offices. For some reason or other
no return sheet on the county election
was found on the Second Ward ing
place, and we have been un to get § [
complete figures on the P: results. 3 i
George Prindible and Harry Good ; |
were elected to Council fre se- 3 3 |
cond ward, Thos. McQuillar 7 re-
elected burgess, Thos. Powell re-
elected a school director and as a whole | J |
the town went Democratic § J i
In the county contest Ivan
Kenrick, of Ebensburg, with all the
districts in apparantly has a lead
687 votes over Frank P. Barnhart, th
Republican incumbent by app
Mr. McKenrick showed surprisi
strength all over the county, and
the north of the county in particu
The balance of the Republican can-
didates—Judge Samuel Lemmon Reed
for Orphans’ court Judge, Homer C
George for Sheriff, John L. Evan
Poor Director and Tl} W. En
vot
J. Mc- |
|
IVAN J.
| tables,
| herself,
|of all activities, to envertain the plea-
{sure seekers is the background for the]
| crashing melodrama.
| known stage
| worth,
| Arthur
Those who have hankered to visit |
Texas Guinan’s celebrated New York
night club need only see the Warner |
Brothers’ special Talking production |
“Queen of the Night Clubs,” in which!
| the famous hostess is starrted at the
Grand Theatre, Friday and Saturday.
Much of the dramatic action of this
colorful story of Broadway night life | ¥
revolves around the night club owneu |
and operated by the “Oueen of the |
| Night Clubs.” Constructed along the
| same plan as Miss Guinan's cabaret, |
thescenes
tion are startlingly realistic.
A large dance orchestra, many no- |
scores of pretty girls dancing |
in perfect routine, ana Texas Guinan, |
in the role she knows so well |
as the fascinating hostess in charge
In support of Miss Guinan in “Queen
of the Night Clubs” are such well
and screen players as|
Eddie Foy, Jr. Lila Lee, Jack Nor- |
John Davidson, John Miljan, |
Housman, William Davidson,
Jimmie Phillips, Lee Shumway and |
others. Bryan Foy directed from an]
original story by Murray Roth and Ad-
dison Burkhart.
Texas Guinan, who was the original
| Lynn
| fered from asthma.
Festus Llody was 90m :n Cambria
| township a mile west of Ebe
1839, and was a son
{late Mr. and Mrs. Reese 8. Llody
{many years he was proprietor ar i d pub-
in April,
lisher of the Cambria Herald,
if ountaineer-Herald.
In,
poin
later
ensburg.
Mr. Llody's wife,
Llody,
Anna
three daughters survive,
Llody, Ebensburg;
Harrisburg; Dr.
ton,
home; Ada,
a native of Wilmor
number of years ago. Three sons
as
Fred
Reese Lilody,
army surgeon stationed in Washing-| yy
D. C.; Nellie, wire or Dr
i Fitzgerald, Seattle, formerly of South | Mrs. Ste
Fork, with whom Mr. Llody made hi Ss
wife of Ernest B
| ine of this weekly publication in
o W. R. Thompson, present ow
he same year Mr. Llody was ap-
postmaster of Ebensburg and
ras elected burgess. He wa
| oldest member of Highland
in this sensational produc- | O. O. F. and was one of th
| members of the Christian chur
Sel
e,
and Miss Fannie Llody, both
berland, MC
PATTON MINERIS
Mrs. C.
drive for
organized
Hospital at Spangler,
ance of a number
she desires to thank,
L. Kell
members
% Sou 8, auxiliary t
of the
. For
1898
Ver of | patton unit wil] meet
time and notice
made in the Courier.
are the members:
Mrs. J. S.
; Prindible, Mrs. P
Oest Hannah Prindible,
‘h, Eb- gor Mrs. Harry Good,
| Mis, Wellwood Winslo
a | Maguire, Mrs. Irvin
S. Eltringram, Mrs
ford, Mrs. Wm. H.
Joseph Short, Mrs.
Mrs. T. C. Yahne
pson, Mrs. Vincent
Coder, Mrs. Melvi
A. | Sadie Litzinger, Mrs.
the
lo wh
1€
Mrs.
died
nel
Ma
c
S.
C
Mrs.
Mrs.
| cue,
Dixon,
trude Smith,
{ Mrs. Claire
Hoppe, Mrs.
Feigh, Mrs.
om 7, Mrs.
2th, Mrs.
Mrs.
f Cum- Mrs
L. Ke
Geo.
B. PF
Geo Kane,
White
B.
Montie
Lucas,
of
of the
Zahursky,
A. Youngquest,
ne proposal carried
with the oid of a
in Johnstown and
ue was defeated, the to-
with several missing being:
VOTING MACHINES
machi
, mainly
ce vote
hos
for Jury Commissioner all won har
P. A. Lantzy of Spangl is th
mocratic Jury Commissioner
two-gun-gal of the movies makes the
change from night club gagety back
to the movies with characteristic ab-
andon. “It’s an old field for the girl
friend” she says ‘“‘but she needs a big |
hand!”
INSTANTLY KILLED
Robert G. Morgan, 21,
Life in Father's Mine;
neral last Sunday
Loses
Fu-
18,272 ——
11095 | “THE GAMBLERS”, TENSE DRAMA
OF WALL STREET SEEN HERE
Monday and Tuesday, NEXT.
Though many are familiar with the
| seething activity that is the external
life of the stock market, the region
behind the closed doors of private of-
fices is a land of mystery.
What are the secrets behind the rise |
or fall of a certain stock? Whence]
comes the money with which to carry |
on the extensive manipulations of “the
Street”? How much chance has the
small operator, or the depositor in the |
great savings institutions which abound |
in the financial district? Who are the |
gamblers, and who are the “sure-thing
operators?
These questions are dramatically an-
swered in “The Gamblers,” the famous
Charles Klein play which has reached |
the screen as the latest Warner Bros. |
Clair. Doviz and Louis | 100% Talking Production, which runs |
place attended the Cinch at the Grand Theatre, on Monday and’
Rs ener ean Le i in Eb-| ‘Tne ail-star cast of “The Gamblers”
Orotin of oncst Springs includes H. B. Warner, Lois Wilson,
hore oh Sli z Jason Robards, George Fawcett, Frank
-d McNulty has moved his fam- | €3mpeau, Jonny Arthur, Pauline Ga-
; to Patton IoD and Charles Sellon. It was directed |
by Michael Curtiz.
LRTI oT BENDER
IS ELECTROCUTED
Cret in was a caller
on Monday.
Krise was a recent
Patton Workman Comes
Contact with Live Wire
at Clay Works
etar Funerals. —
Springs. |
adine Gonsman of Cres-
he week end, here with fri- |
John Christoff | Philip J. Bender, aged 57 years, un.
also 21, | married, was electrocuted about 1:15 o’-
Thurs. | clock last Thursday afternoon when
(he came in contact with a high tension
| electric wire while driving a dump cart
| at the plant of the Patton Clay Manu-
| facturing Company.
Mr. Bender was a son of the late]
John and Mary Ann (Flicker) Bender.
{He is survived by these brothers and
| sisters: Charles, of St. Augustine Isa-
| dore of Gallitzin William and Vincent, W
Mrs. Milton Stoltz and Mrs. S. A.|MR. WESTRICK IS AGAIN
Cooperer, all of Patton, and Gallitzin. |
(of Louisville, Ky. The deceased had |
| Jade his home with his sister, Mrs. |
Cooper.
| Funeral services were held at 9 o’-
Louise and Victor, all at home. [clock Monday morning in St. Mary's
Charles Resetar is survived by his]| [Catholic Church, this place. Interment
parents, Justice of the Peace and Mrs. | Was in the Catholic Cemetery, at St.
John K. Resetar of Allport, and the | Augustine.
following brothers and sisters: Florian, |
at home; Mrs. Tillie Press, Detroit, |
Mich, and Verona and Ellen both at
home. |
Caught under a fall of rock
by a mine car jumping the trac
| knocking out some timber, Robs
| Mor gan aged 23 years son of M
Mrs. John Morgan of this pla
| instantly killed about 3 o'clo
| Thursday afternoon while wor
the old No. 50 mine of the Pen lva- |
Inia Coal & Coke Corporation, h |
mine is now leased by the vic S|
(father. Mr. Morgan was badly cr red |
| about the entire body and his skull was
fractured. |
A crew of miners worked for abot ut |
half hour in extricating the lifeless |
30ND ISSUE.
10,802
159M Of
AS
1ast |
in|
AUGUSTINE
lice Plunkett of
among relatives
of marriag
f Mr.
NOTES
Altoona
here.
Joseph Shee-
and Mrs. D. V. Shee-
e and Miss Evaline
Patton were published
Catholic church here
’. The wedding to
Nov. 5th.
?. Horne and fam-
Altoona on Friday |®
is
ab
to remove the body from beneath the
rock fall.
Mr. Morgan is survived bi
| ents and these brothers and sisters:
Mrs. Bert William and Mrs. Ethel Me- |
Connell, both of Patton and Henry |
| Sarah, Janet, John, Edith, Edna, James |
and Doorthy Morgan, all at home.
Funeral services were held at 2 o'-
clock Sunday afternoon in the local
Methodist Episcopal Church, conducted
by the Rev. Mr. Hinkleman pastor. |
Interment was in Fairveiw Cemetery. |
m
nd Mrs. F. J. Cupples and fam- |
' Cresson were guests of Mr. and |
|
|
Adams of this place re-
SAMUEL LEMMON REED he
With all districts
official lead is 62
McKenrick
Barnhart
/41 other Rept
rather easy winners.
Judge Samuel Lemmon Reed, of
ensburg, Republican candidate re €
election as Orphans’ Court Judge, ds John
feated Albert Stenger of Johnstc caller
Democrat, by appr mately 8,000. W
three districts m the totals :
Reed
Stenger
County Commis
made a runawa
for Sheriff, defeating George I.
of Johnstown, by about 8,000
With three districts missing
are:
George
Keener
in Mec Be
the was
PARTY AT
| HALLOWE’EN
¢ THE CROWELL HOME |
in
business
A pleasant Hallowe'en party was held |
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
he The evening was spent |
evening last.
‘Altoona visited his
Gerald Adams |
ams or
and Mrs.
ently.
in As a special feature an accordeon duet
was played by Herman Dooms
Alice Hickson, which was enjoyed by |
all.
was served to the
parent
sioner Homer
here rece
race of the
Keer
votes
the t
Christoff and Res
Fun services for
aged 21, and Charles Resetar,
who were tantly killed last
t ig by a Pennsylvania |
n on the Cresson division,
lucted at 9 o'clock Monday |
. John the Baptist’s Slo-
church, Barnesboro, the
s to be celebrated by the
Victor Frankofsky, pas-
nt was in the church cem- |
al following:
Florence, Ruth and Gladys
Alice Hickson, Corrine Sinsoy,
Christog, Floyd Grant, Cora
John Sottile, Herman Dooms, Albert
Maykovitch, Frank Brown, William
{ Brochi, William Jones, George Gresko, |
| Leroy Gregg, John Barnwell, Gordon
| Kruise, Elmer
| William Cooke and Rudolph Piesnick.
Christoff is survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Christ.
off, and the following brothers and
sisters, Mrs. Mary Shepko, South River,
Elizabeth, TD. N. Yd
rge, Joseph, Paul, Anna, Margaret,
John
W. A. Westrick of Patton,
again wins laurels for
tion.
that Mr.
{high producing acre yielded 423 bus-
|hels and the 71/, acre field average
| 375 bushels per acre. ]
FASTIN carefully rogued and certified by the
: Nas CON PL AED 40 YEARS | local representative of the Pehnsylvania
; v for seed.
and Mrs. Paul Strittmatter on op will be sold
ay celebrated the 40th anniver. | Westrick has recently rompleted
William Beck aged 74, died suddenly | Sary of their wedding at Hastings, |® storage relax ’ longs Sour. to holy
Friday aft ernoon at his home in Lilly, | Where they have resided since that dorstand that he cipects to crease
: | ev
folowing a stroke of apoplexy. The eventful day. The auspicious occasion ’ J -
deceased apparently was good health [had its beginning with a solemn high | Dis acreage until he ills the new cellar.
until a short time before he intended | Mass of Thanksgiving in St. Bernard's
to start for his work Friday morning, Catholic Church, two sons of the cele- |
when he was stricken. He was born | Prants, the Rev.Fathers Ferdinand and |
1854, in Lilly. William Beck and | Dennis, O. S. B.,, and Rev. Father |
George, a daughter of the |Stephen, O. S. B,, pastor of the church,
and Mis. Albert George, were | being at the altar during the service.
at Lilly 50 years ago. Survi- | The Strittmatter priests motored from |
» his widow and these children: | North Carolina for the celebration, the
, wife of Michael Bodenschatz; religious part of it being at 9 o'clock, |
Jlmer, Jessie, James, John and Her. |@ dinner at the home of the celebrants | Dennis Kirk, Mr. and Mrs
| man, of Lilly. He also leaves 1} |being served at noon. | Crowell, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
grandchildren and the great grand-|_ A surprise party was held for Mr. and | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson, Mr. ana
children. | Mrs. Stritmatter in the evening, when | Mrs. Louis Steir, Mr. ane Mrs. Frank
en, about 40 relatives and friends assem | Callahan, Ms, 2nd Mrs. Mee iy
ALTE u R ERS bled for cards and lunch. { the 1sses cMahon, ITs. S,
» ALTER J BROTHERS ol of | | Miss Hopkins, Mr. Chas. Hobart and
and Aletha (Jones) Brothers, | CARD OF THANKS {Miss Hobart.
Park, of Ebensburg, died at| We wish to thank our many frienas |
Sunday morning at the home | and relatives through the columns of |
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. | this paper, for their kindness and help, |
J. Jones, of Ebensburg. Death |and for the floral offerings and con- —
ributed to a complication 1 | tribution of use of cars, during our| License cards of 68 drivers were re-
seases. [recent bereavement, tne ceath of our |voked and those of 58 were suspended
The Brothers child was born on Oc- | beloved son and brower, Robert G.|by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles Har.
tober 10 last. He is survived by his Morgan.—Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan 'risburg, during the week ending Octo-
parents and sister, and Family.
BAR | Mr. jute cr
WILLIAM BECK | Tuesd
SURPRISE PARTY AT
| Thomas Lamont, on the occasion of
his recent birthday, was tendered a
surprise party by a member of his
friends.
ent by thé following: Mr.
le Mr.
married
ving
Al
and Mrs.
Charles
all
" HOMER C. GEORGE
~ For Director of the Poor John Evans
who handily from James A. Ft :
the totals with 10
being.
Evans a Walte
Farabaugh 21 | of Milo
Thomas W. English, Republi can, 8 o'clock
P. A. Lantzy, Democrat, were elect of his
Jury Commissioners, the vote witl John
districts missing being:
English
Lantzy
McHugh
Smith
Ww
STATE REVOKES 68 DRIVERS
PERMITS AND SUSPENDS
58
18,689
10,914 |
1,394
2,076
ber 31.
two
| William
i| Mrs. James
| Blankfe]d,
| French
and | that the Booster
Elms, Jessie Elms, Aileen Butterbaugh, |
Crowell], |
Elmer | town
Ivory, | however,
Crowell, Joseph Blake, {wonderful
A MEMBER OF THE 400 CLUB
R. D.
potato produc- |
This is the fifth consecutive year |
Westrick has been a member |
of the 400 bushel club. This year his |
This field was |
Department of Agriculture and the en- |
THOS. LAMONT HOME |
Al pleasant evening was Sp- |
Callahan, |
Smith, Mrs
Dave Hei Angel
F B Nowy, Pi
Mrs. William Gill, Mrs.
Mrs. Patrick Meehan,
Gwynn, Mrs. Matilda
Jones Miss
Hodge,
. Elsie Kelly,
Cecil Mitchell, M
Mrs. Fred Blankenhorr
Mrs.
McAflee,
Mrs. John ‘Morgan,
tens,
Mrs.
Mr
Campbell, Mrs.
James C. Montieth,
dible, Mrs.
| phine Leburn,
vaerts, Mrs.
Cotton, Mrs.
Mrs. Meade Cowher,
Mrs.
Denlinger, Mrs. Jame
Hany Nelving, Mrs. Emma Coder,
*nis par- | Richard Lilly, Mrs: W. L. Thompson.
to receive the
from any lady |
appear
Mrs. Kelly will be glad
membership fee of $1.00
whose name does not
list and
BIG DAY IN
Frank
1ip for
0
with
workers,
met
unusually fine success in securing mem-
bers among the ladies of Patton.
time
same will be
The following
{ American Legion
has
1
Miss
the
the
the
rom
Lorett
Auxiliary Recently
Aiding the
Hospital
chairman of the
recent ly |
Miners
as:
who
with
The
to
1
Miss
B. J. Overber-
Ww,
ry
n
Mrs.
Detrick, Mrs.
Willi
Denli
D. Simpson, |
r, Miss Mary M. Sim- |
A. Huber
AIM
nger,
Scott,
Mrs.
Mrs. J H. More.n
John
Mrs
Mrs.
William Blatt,
Leonard La-
phen Jacobs, Mrs.
Rachel Dinsmore,
Andrew Rhody,
F.
N
Lehmen,
Sperry,
TY
N
head,
Lena Grooks,
Elizabe th
Rar
C.
Mrs.
Cc
Lou
Mrs.
Miss Janet
TS
1,
J
s.
William Jenkins,
Ida Whiteford,
Georgeanna mins
Mrs.
body. The victim’s father also helped |erville, Mrs. Ruel Somervi]le, Mrs.
S
C
)
who has been ov
ALTOONA ON
Fred
Irs. G
Mrs.
Ars.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Seager,
Bolette, ,
wymn,
Cock
William
hel
’
ia.
y]berg,
Mrs.
Mrs
Weaklana, |*
St.
John |
G
r=
eo. O.
5. Elmer
D G.}
Clair
Minnie
Mrs
Mz
n,
Mr
Shunkv
Geo.
Mrs
Mrs.
Brown,
ohn
Joseph
Miss Rose Farabaugh, M
Helen
A.
Blake,
1
Mrs.
O.
on
ked.
Ma
Han
Da
Barney
Mrs.
ich,
Mer-
Laura |
Mrs.
Prin-
Jose-
Som
Mrs
Mrs.
this
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 13
Wednesday, Novem
be a big day
with interest
According to the
the Altoona Booster
pearing elsewhere in
Merchants connected
Fall Dollar
their Day
Day”. The announcer
ning to offer very
Booster
to
first.
come
home
11 Dollar
Altoona
urge people
stores
to
things their
| ply. This
| good time
i invitation
to
they
assortment
as
| cial prices
[to shop to
| the things for
that they cannot
| stores.
DOLLA
Arrang
Booster
Dollar Day
tion W. F.
ber 12, at
to be rend
leading musi
well
good
buy
1ents have
ores to
musical p
B.G,pn'l
P M
ered by or
al organ
oO
lar
Business I
time. This is
operation of the c
lifted parking res
one day for the
| of town shopps
The only Pa
to alleys and
hazards must be obe
all
all
DOE DEER
AUTO;
While motoring
highway towards
week, Dean Woods
a large doe with his
back being broken
Mr. Woods said
| standing besides the
| car approached it
bewildered and dar
machine. The fender
badly bent, as the
{about 150 pounds
Gerin was notified ar
rived upon the scene
on
Lar
of
to accept the
will
of good
that everybody wil
advantage
home and
home
out Central Pennsylvania.
adv
Assoc
thi
wi
Crowell of Kerr avenue on Thursday | gressive Association are going
in the playing of games and dancing. | w hich is also observed
1
Merch
unusual
At a late hour a delicious lunch | merchandise of the very
Rachel | needed right now in every
Mer
patronize
They
Alt
stor
1
es
B
oS
th
Ve
kind
10S
invi
oona
cannot
Day
V
00ST
offer
at
be
This
1e
zat
too
Day
nywh
accomr
en ms
broadcast
of
ions
+ Dol
na
Wl
gth
the
Is who have
rh
STRUCK BY
ANIMAL
1L2y S
Ww
of
ani
car,
d
apparen
mal
Const
1d
he
tally wounded animal.
The carcass was sent t
Hospital.
when
shot
program
Altoona’s
and
for
11 be
ap-
the
pro-
to hold
home.
always
home
them,
the
sup-
1 use
local
AR RAY RADIO PROG R/ AM
ovem-
1S
Day
in
SHOT
St-,
Ww. |
White- |
D.!
| Pos
the
able
the
of
co-
(5¢)
'PLAN S
‘WAR VETERANS S
A “Forget-Me-Not
from which will be devot
terment of disabled ve
World War, will be held
Saturday, Nov 9, of this
Mabel Fitzpatrick, and
will have direct charge of
and they will be assisted by a ¢
| young ladies who will cover
ness district of the town in a tl
manner. The proceeds derived
the sale will be used fo t
abled veterans in hosp n Pennsyl
vania who are not receiving compen-
sation from the government.
Dan Schaffer, disabled veterans’
presentative for Pennsylvania has
ranged for the sale in Patton and
the full on of both
and American
The cause a
will undoubtely
on the part of
SALE FOR DISABLED
SATURDAY
the proceed
to the bet-
ans of the
in Patton on
week. Mis.
Louise
sale,
the
nas
the
Le
very
find
cit-
gion Auxiliary.
worthy one and
generous support
izens.
1S
pale blossom of t
are you worn to
everyone buying
do you and for,
Little
Why
Why
What
you?
pray?
15
Ste
cross in Flander’s Field
and the Wood of
I stand for a
And the Marne,
Belleau;
aki line
yield—
For the prayers from lips
has sealed—
for wounds
healed.
hospital
For the that would not
Death
that
stand that have not
And beds
|
One of the Best Dance Orchestra |
In the Country Comes
Armistice Day, Nov. 11
Int ernational recognized as Amer- |
( ate lance orchestra conduc
tc with an th famous orchestra
Isham Jones 1 HisWorld Fan S
Brunswick Recording orchestra
bee 1gaged to appear at Sunset
Arm iT
unds
American Legion, of ca: p
rolltown.
This marks a paramount
the Legion Post in obtaining
chestra for this appearance,
to Sunset the outstanding orche
the country today for the
. | Day dance.
Step up and
| Master of Melody. Mr.
promi ised a very pleasant greet
from this Maestro,
long remember.
j a minute.
his
ot
step
meejt
Jones. You ¢
ing
one
for
in
ized
hand
mu-
bat
0
on
to t an Jar
t famous > WOI
and a hand:
among men
neat appearin
uxedo,
ready
siclans
cheer 1
11y a mar
handsome,
—a man worth -
1tleman worth knowing Heaven
ift to the dancers, and America’s con
tribution to the world of the Y
A hearty handshake with a
ir ip—exceptionally oblig
to play a request num
to the will of the danc
indicating knowledge
on Page 8)
MRS. A. B. KIRSH
DIES AT
dy
entirely
gh forehead,
(Continued
NICKTOWN
Mrs.
aged 56
died early Saturday
home in Nicktown.
by pernicious anemia.
She was born in Unity
Westmoreland County, on July
Sl daughter of John and M
23,
Townsh
29, 1873
gs On November
she 1 was “united in marriage
B. Kirsh. To this union eight c
were born of whom surv
follows: ne, Kathleen, wv
John ; Lillian, Alfred,
and NV 1 home. Mrs.
is two brothers,
tner, both of
Emma, wife
a, wife of Fr
Miss Annie Re
and Clara,
of Gr
ndson, E
was
to
and
robe, and
Albert Mc! Y
Noel, of Latrobe
of Detroit, Mich
William A. K
leave, ¢
Jr. rased
member
lain of
Grange.
also
sch, an
the Cam ty
Funeral services were held at
lock Monday morning in St.
Catholic Church Nicktown.
in the church cemetery.
PIERCE-JUDSON
lla M Juds on, da
was
Cumbe
members
Friday
$2.00
Armistice |
and |
=| FEMALE
He
1893, |
PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
$200 NEEDED TO
COMPLETE DAM
Difficulty Is ‘Encountered
Building Breast of
Fish Barrier
in
an additional $200 must be
the Cambria County Sports.
ior 1 the completion
> dam near Carrolltown
the meeting of the or-
wourg Wednesday of
mn Johnson of Pavion.
been completed with the
section of the brest.
was encountered with
Mr. Johnson reported, as
was not uilt. The old sec-
ver, w not adequate
the water in the dam
ated the erection of
t an additional cost
nen’s association
In
for
to
and
a con-
of $50.
has suf.
to take
wditure and
difficulty will
n rasing the additional
to complete the work.
toom for More Fish
Quite a number of fish already
been ed in dam and
remai ns room for more.
for
necessit
care
this
tne
$200
have
there
The dam
the
many
plant
for
brown
bass.
1 E
le food
to
and
2 is best
t, catfish, pike,
1 38 Hun-
a pair of
The birds
last sp-
young
number of
sants also
well-known
ber of
. A
agneck and
The
that the
land im
quarters of a
ard a report
an area of two
long and three-
wide north of Eb-
notices against
in order to
Two perman-
been erected
of grouse
When the Hun-
‘ t Judge Evans’
velops into large num.
will distribute them to other
in the county.
S. P. Boyer of Johnstown gave
la talk on the advisability of protecting
iles
mile
posted
premises
birds.
thelr
young
ng jn
he Wis atchless | turkey hens. He discussed methods us-
. | ed in other states along this line.
Officers Are Elected
Washington of Cresson, pre-
lization was unable
eting last week be-
and Deck Lane of Eb.
Mr. Washington was
» Deck Lane was re-
and Michael
town was re_elec-
treasurer. On motion of
the organization passed
sing sympathy to
I 1d extending best
r an early recovery. More than
rs from Johnstown, Ebens-
Colver, Wilmore, Car-
Patton were in attend.
>SSon,
and
CALF BORN
TO PATTON CHAMP
Allegheny
owned by
proprietors,
near Patt
Heights,” a
H. M. Good.
of Al legheny
given
1s cow has
record, the
1s of advanced
an average of
and 803 pounds
nearest grand-
OW
sired by
merican’s
ed 109 A.
which has the
The other
2: by Mz
that ha
she
Lat. | t
Mr
tain
farm,
BIDS FOR PORTAGE
TO BE OPENED
BRIDGE
THIS MONTH
for
in Portage
when
vement